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Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
si,u.tea in Chri stiaua HHndrci, Ddis
.propr riy OF thu lale oilNEE III M
ded on the south BY Jaon Il fsinh' h
Sorth hy X. / DuP.nt on tae Nth
leading fro n Ernne't 70 la osslef taII
This is a yrrv desirable uio' eri! hIts ~.
al commanding s nui NeF "i an
country. Fort Delaware as'
county buildings, west ilmlhsW1
szy.rAl grand sliGs fot eonn'il .S.sS,
Within a few hundred yards ol o"nt ,.at
ststIon, on the W n. X. M
few bundled yards q! rrminas oil WIN
city railway. ~ vtl
prnyed land, The ua ruVemrnts NJ .,s
room hrirk hcuss'. good frame 1t'h' ~ /
house, cri ps. SHEDS, etc. 1h1'
i.Ti-t LINN
EMMA Ia ~
L, ii sirs At Li1
nUBILU SALE ~ ST "a "ny
sold at puBn- kais sI ".'SM
). q ,oilsy's, ncoth's b0f9s'' ''''
ware County, Pa. co
THURSDAY, NoyEE Bzh 0'a' '''''
s.l c'olocz, p, n,
30 head OF carefully seiscted ite'I i,aa N.
snrios ers dtrsst trcn Cum0e'iaaa W.
Two and four months t'7ciiv5 iiv5,rpEls
GUGDLkf q ~ 1ts = ~
A. o. SnGfplesD. Auct
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
CHRRIYY's sALR-BY VIRTUE u

The following described real est ste, vi1i
All that certain nessu uAEe, tract parcel OF
land situate in New CAsue Hundred, bounded
As fotlsws wtt;
the New Castle turnpike towards Red Lion,
on the south by = road leading from said road
ian e. late of The Hon. kensey Johns, de-
ceased. and Kensey Johns. janisr. and On the
north by . FoAa l. sding from said State road
to kensey Johns clay bank, containing 70
acres or nereabouts, be the same more or
less, with . house and barn and othei out
buildings tAereon erected.
seipsi and taken in execution AS the prop
erty sI John Johns and Josephine B., his wife,
and .. =, and 70 be solt by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherr's once, Wilmington October -, 1857.
Rl-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
WAaAAAk ER .
PuILAp..YKIA. Wednes 1Ay, nov. z.

PzrLApssPxIA. wednesday, Eov. 2, lss7
Partisan Dress Stuff Nov
elites crowd the big space
set apart for them. A pro-
of indescribable
beauty. Bars and stripes
and pinches Of color thrown
on with random regularity;
loops and knots and tufts
and tangles of silky gayness
on grounds that bring out
every changing tint. An
ever-varying newness in the
designs. Odd looks and
good looks-neyer before
odder and better. Heo full
Of life and sparkle to fall out
of favor. Four as they hap
pen to come
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

|PusIlo sAIs .,
8 BUILDING LOTS.
A. the 8. Z corner 9Th ana Rodney s.s.
Hanging from Il n. 70 % IT. front
and running back that depsA 100 n.
On Saturday, Nov; 5. A. D. ~,
At $50 p. m, on the premises.
These lots are exeellenuy situated for
building purposes, having Q fine view of
the surrounding country, and are well
worthy the attention OF buyers desiring 70
secure themselves Q home.
Sale to be positive.
Terms OF sale: per cent eash when
property IL sold. Balance within 90 days
For further particulars call on
h. I. POOLE, SOY Market St,
Agent 10 effect thu sale.
l.. W. sadham & Son, Aucts. o2l.7t
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
ON SATURDAY.
THE srs DAY OF NovEM BEN, isa,
At . ocloox p. N.

kne piiovmx acecfDed real estats. VIE
All that certain lot OF land situated fn the
city OF Wilmington. New CAssls County
AID stats of delaware,
Beginning In the fouthwest corner os
Front spd Shlpley streets, thence along
Patrick Ohristy, thence by aaid Hand south.
erly 20 feet. mofe or less, to the northerly
side OF WRtsr street. thence along water
street easterly u feet TO the westerly side OF
Shipley street and thence thsreoy north
eris ts feet. more or iess, 70 the plscs OF bs
ginning, with thrcs-ptory brick building
thereon erected. hock T.. Vol. Q, page 90, ,hc.
SeiEet ana taken In execution ss the prop
erty Of "a msry }. Bradley, surviving mortza-
+. A Of Hsnry bradley, deceased, ana 1. 4,
and 10 b sold BY
olLES JAMESON, Sheriff.
shernr Omcs, Wilmington, October H.
1850. o;Sood "
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

Inch wavy stripe, like plush make,
with plush ball at every bend,
alternating with narrow double
plush stripe o. vine design; on crepe
cloth, "a In, $3.50; matching s.uf
48 In, Sl.75.
silk-snd wool. Alternate 2 in. stripe.
OF cord and basket cloth, with large
self co ored embroidered designs Of
silk ON the cord. Gray, blue, brown
A inn s.. 80; plain 10 match, AZ in. j..
81 80.
Self-colo9ed polka dots Of cut and un
cut plush IN rows almost touching
on al ottoman ground Olive anc
brown. "A in, "a 50: plain, ~ in.
81.
On Drap d'Ete twill ground; checl
formed by bright thread OF elk
with 3 in. check plush stripe. q
in y; plain, 4s in, sl.5O.
~ ..-.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

DEREAPrORY SALE or A NEW a
L story bftcs house. lE7s W 9th st., ca
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER & 1887,
at asa pem-. on the prem isss.
Houee has roo ms and bath, With saloon
parior, stairsays. front and back porohes
and heater. Ths iituation 10 uneIoelied
and 40 the house viii positively b old. :
rAre chance for o good investm ut 10 offered
5000 OF the purchase money can remain on
mortgage. bper cent ash ard balance in
10 days. WILL AM J. FISHER
eu-tteod Agent 70 eff cot sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02


All that eertain lot or piece oflAnd situate In
the town OF St Georges, Rec Lion Hundred.
county Of New Castle snd State OF DE aware
boup ded aad described ~ follows TO wit.
Beginning At q stake on the east side OF the
stake road or main street In said town and At
. corner Of Sarah Belsellis, deceased, and
running thence vita lands north SsS degrees
east lS $40 feet . stake, thence with land
formerly OF Joseph Donoho, and land OF the
heirs sf Hanry ). PeckArd deceased, south %
degrees east IS i-1 feet to new corner being
= corner for the heirs OF Joseph Gam, de-
ceased. thence with . new line established bv
Thomas g. McWhorter and Joseph Gam, de-
eeased, and running theuse south 81 degrees
lbs feet and inche TO The side OF the Aforesaid
road or main street. thence with tAid street
north n IA de grees, west n i-1 feet to the ri are
of beginning. containing within said bounds
Absut .. 7D square feet.
seized and taken In execution As the prop
erty fJohn q. Armstrong. AdministrAter Of
Sarah Atheriy, dsceasst, and I. T., and to be
cold by GILES LAM SON, sheriff.
nj eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

o1Kp=M5s 5., I.eys.ss.: ey.s.u, yass,' y,a,ss,,'s ; },
ss:ss%:''e y s'a:;;. e !: y i; as
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
NOTICE.

NoT1oE-soc SHAKES NEW SERlks
IN Meohsnies' Building Loan Stock iuri
ifsued and for sale. First payment on the
second Tuesday IN may; All applications
tli French street, Will receive prompt stten
ion aD-sod.o
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

WE CANNOT imagine what Is going
10 happeu, ous Ii seems the army is
about to be pus On . war foo ing The
deputy qu.rtefma,ter general IN Phi T.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

|rHEKIEE's sALE-sY viRrUK OF A
~ wit OF LsvArf Faeias, 70 me dfreses1. |.
Will be sxpoeed 20 public sale, at the CcuFi
HOUSE, On Market strsei, ,ostxoen Tsnth and
k1sventh streets, in the city Of Wilmfng ton.
New OAsAs Oouaty, Dsl,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
sS SATURDAY.
THE NH DAY OF NOVEMBER, iss7,

The following described real estate. Via:
All that certain lot of hand with the tive nsxJ
brick building thereon, situate In the said 81
Of Wilmington, bon nded and described As kd-
lows, - wit: Beginning At the corner iosmsd
by the interset aon Of the easteriy side OF Ltn-
eoln street With the northeriy Ode OF xteep u
street thence essteriy along sAAd side Of HRE-
nen N street 10 feet inches 10 oorner. tneHe<
northarby parallel 70 Libeoln stree1 and pas
lug through the middle Of the brick divistsa
vail between this and the adolninE building
on the east 50 feet W an other corner, thencn
westerly and pa rAllel With siIteea N steesA z
feels inches 20 the Aforesaid side ef IAnosan
street thence thereby 900 VI eriy - fees V NJ
place Of beginning, be the soatcnh thesoal
What they may. Book G.. vel. IL pAge - eta-
ssised and taken In exesn don ~ thk
properly OF william Springer and DehFornI
]. hk vile, and L and 70 be so,4 by
GLE, LAMBsON, SAeStf.
ehsrif's onoe, wiinin Eton. October Y, lsE,
octe-eoAk
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02
fusLIo sAlr,
1RUsTKE's SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATt

by vtrtee ~ dsers~
u 81 Tue rtats OF Dsl.f BY TIE "A
81 Hptnter, A. 10 % tae n
sInored % and .iskty-.y,a hoo,anl
sAse ~ psblie yendus on VII ee "a h
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

0hEklFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
~ writ OF Levarf factAs 70 me- directed
Will be exposed 70 public sac, ., ne Ooas|
honse, on Market street. between TentA aac
Eleventh sueeU, in the city u Wnntn ktsa,
New C~sue County, Dsl.,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

IOlQ OF the DTOaCc.Otn no0es.
Sponged by a French pro.
cess that does not affect the
face Of the cloth. But one
Robe o! each pattern, and
exclusive designs
With soutache braid, two styles o.
brs!d!ng, street colors and black
80 ard t60 An outside short
coat pattern with each Robe.
Heavily embroidered with silx, var
ious patterns, street colors ant
black, $50.
Fourth circle, southwest OF centre.
Our best Blankets (the
best we know of in the
world) are from California
and Minnesota. There usec
to be no Blankets SO good a.
those from the sunset side o
the SieIras. The climate
helped-eir so pure and dry
But they have pure, dry al
in Minnesota, and as fin,
wool and as much Blanke
wit as any body. The "Noril
Star" Blankets show it. 1t i
a turn OF your hand whicl
to choose-"California" G
North Star" SI2 to S3s
Fancy borders, but tn
worth is in the wool an,
the work.
Not quite so good, br
still a fine, soft, generou
Blanket, liza, 81; 1874, 81
I3 4, So.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

T. =. Proctor's Academy Of xusis.
rhrse nighfs, ccumenefng MoodAy even.
ing, Uctobse u, scd tuesday and Wednes-
day mA,tness, II. q. Miners successful and
fnteuDely fntsfes.ing drama,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

Across the aisle another
mountain range of novelties,
but for the most part a little
less pronounced. Two Of
the newest
Large block Camel hair Plaid, with
contrasting flower design in centre
of each alternate block IS in,
u 80; plain, 4S In, sl.50 Five
colors.
Csmel's- hair, with 9 in. stripes OF
suhdued tone separated by line
stripes 2 In. apart. ~ In. g.
Line stripe to match, same Price.
Five colors.
A JUSTIN Raglan stuff at
this counter is at the ex-
treme of audacious newness.
Not a yard of it anywhere
else in town
On a hair sprinkled ground huge
smooth, raised figures; ugly in de.
tail; but oddly handsome In com
bineG effect Twisted, contGrted
convo!uted into quaint and out
lancsh shapes.
red and black
brown and blue
tan and brown
black and brown
Is In, s. 80, e., and IL 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-02

In order to reduce our stock we offer
Cry new and second-hsud carriages at
great reduced prices All in want OF q
good carriage call and examine them ana
learn our prices, FIRST & ALLMON
q eod.d Seventh & Shipley sts
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
No Place for Cupid.

Love. making is carried on with diff.
Guilty in the village of Economy, in
in Pennsylvania, where the peculiar
sect of the Harmonists await cheer
fully the end of the world. A young
man and woman, seen walking out to.
gether would be banished immediate.
ly from the ill'ge, and to make ii I'M.
possible for young men and women to
walk at night without being observed,
a lantern was placed in every
family, before the introduction of
gas, and every young girl who
went out at night was required
TO carry one with her. All
means are employed TO keep young
people occupied and out of mischief.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
He Paid $500 for u Wifi.

A few months ago John Autcliffe of
Jackson, Mich, wanted wife, but
WAS too bashful TO do his own court.
ing. He confided his trouble to RAN
dolph June, a neighbor, and the latter
offered to conduct the preliminary
negotiations for $780, He did so, and
was so successful that about a month
ago McAutcliffe was married to a
woman he never saw till introduced to
her By June. Hardly was the honey.
moon over before June began to
clamor for his $500. Autcliffe denied
the claim, and June brought suit. The
case came up for trial, but Autcliffe
had in the meantime come to realiza.
lion of the blessing June had secured
for him and paid the claim in full
with costs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
MA NINA Proba by Did.

A Paris correspondent says that this
is true story: A little 5-year.old
daughter Of American parents cline d
on her fathers knees and asked him
to tell her a great secret. "Well,
Mamie, here is one for you-you were
born in Paris" "Oh, what.a nice Sc.
cret!" cried the little girl. "Does
mamma know
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
A sliding Test.

Chicago Tribune: At l0o'clock in
the evening Clueston promptly put on
his hal and oyercoat, and said he must
be going.
whats the matter, Clugston 81 said
one of the members OF the club: we've
only broke three pottels. Say 'chrys.
anthemum.'
"Clrysanthemum.' replied Clugston.
without difficulty.
You're all right for an hour yet"
mo, no" said Clugston, slowly. ii
can say that word after the sixth bot
tie, but my wife floored me last with
'monarchial' She'll be waiting for
me to-ight with 'statistician'or 'inexpli
cable, or some other horrible word
that | haven't been practicing on
Goodnight, boys" And Mr.. Clngs-
sion went out an anxious and preoccu.
pied look on his face.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
WORKING CLASSES A 4. sls Sa1 o.

pared to furnish all classes with cmhoymell..
at home, the whole OF the time, or oftheIi
spare moments. Business new, light ana
profitable. Pcrsone Of either sex easily eaIl
portional sum by devo,ing all their time TO ".
business. Bows and girls earn nearly as muei
ne men. That all who see this may seu s.
their address. and test the business, we may
this offer. To such ae are not we'll satisns,.
we will send one dollar to pay for the trouu.
OF writing. Full particulars and outft Iree
Address GEORGE STINSON u CO.. ~"
AAnd, Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
Whst'te Got,

been North, l understand" said
Jones to Brown. who had gone to New
Hampshire to sponge on some OF his
rich. k. AYES, l was up among my req.
tives.' How did they treat you?'
20. immense! Nothing was good
enough for me, and"-dro piping his
voice--"thats just what they gave
me-"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
VERY 60 SvFNsENT.

Are you the pensioa-claim agent,
Whose name il down there on the doors
will, my name. sor is Torrance Mccarthy.
An III put me bat doom on the fure
While III tell you me business. Tim Muir
ply
Hes neighbor of mine, sor. is Tim.
Has jist GOT his pinsion, an ] sor.
DID the book of the swearing fof him.
These pinsions nre very conysuiert.
An they er aisy to git. too. you see,
So thought that Id take wan me self. now,
An have Tim do the swearing for me.
So manv are thrying for pinsions
That thought that I'd thry ii whack,
For somehow In Topping the bounties,
Betad. scr. l hurled my back.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30

Detroit Free Press. Dub" he said
toa little shaver coming out OF the
savings bank with book in bis hand,
"are you saving money!" "Yes, SIR
How much have you got IN the bank ?"
Eight cents, sir. did have thirteen,
but father got in Strengthened finan.
cial circumstances, and | had to draw
five"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
for viIgiLia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Truckee, for all points Eas, and West.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
ENGLISH

| IL kearny street. san Franciss'o. Cnl.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Ex-
harsted Vitality, Spermatorrh9a, Ost m an
hood. lmpotency, Paralysis, prostatorrhpa,
and all the terrible estcts OF selfabuse, and
excess in maturer years, such as Loss Of
Memory. Lassitlide, Nocturnal Emissions,
| aversion to society, Dimness Of vision Noises
| in the Head. the vital fluid passing enob-
served N the urine and many other diseases
| that lead to insanity asd death.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any OF the above symptoms,
should consult MS at once. The drain can be
stopped, vitality restored and lite be made
again a pleasure instead OF burden.
There are many
MIDDI.t-AG MEN
who are troubled with too heqHent evacna.
| ton Of the bladder, Often accom- panied by y
slight smartine or burning. sensation, and n
weakening Of the system In manner they
| cannot account for, kopy Sediment in the
| urine, etc. Many die of this difficulty ignor-
| ant OF the cause, which is the second stage Of
seminal weakness
CURES GUARANTEED IN All SUCH CASES,
COnsultnti"n Free. Thorough examina-
ton and advice, including chemical analysis
and microscopic examination of the urine, $5s
An honest opinion given IN every case.
The following Medicines supplied at the
prices named;
si.s Ae.aEY COOPER VITAL RE~
SrORATIvE. 80 a bottle, or four times
the quantity. $40.
s,AM LIE BOTTLE FREE
Sent to any one applying by letter. stating
symptoms, sex and age. strict secresy in re-
gard to all business transactions.
The Celebi ated nc ney Remedy,
NEPHREriC, N, for all kinds of Kidney
and b adder Complaints, Gonorrh9a, elect,
Leucorrh9a, etc. For sate by all druggists;
81 u bottle, or bottles 1or $500
The English DANi'eLsON. LIVER
AND DIS nPS.A PILl. is the best in
the market Fer sale by all druggists; price,
~ cents a bottle.
Address kngiisb Medical Disp-nsary,
No. IL hEARNEf STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
A Time for Action and Not Faith.

A newspaper man is the subject of
this story III the Buffalo Courier: He
was awakened in hotel one night by
the cry OF fire, and in one spring and
two movements was out of bed and in
the hall, which WAS filled with smoke.
Just ahead of him was flying figure
clad in white, like himself, and run.
nlpg at a 2:10 clip. A turn in the long
hall and two steps leading to higher
level brought the figure up, or rather
down, and The same cause precIpitated
the newspaper man against her. Lets
pray" cried the affrighted woman, as
she clasped him by the arm. mo,
lets rum" was the reply, and putting
her once more In the right direction,
the lady was soon far ahead, though
her rescuer got out in plenty Of time
They never saw each other again.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30

E. s -. 49,. NJ
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-03-30
Stage Connections.

Company's coaches for Aurora, 26 miles |;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyville, IL miles.
AT Luning, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury u Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyville, Grantsviile and
Belmont.
Al Candelsria with the stages for Column
bus, s miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida
Valley, Cola Mountain, etc.
At Keller. with stages for Cerro Gordo, 8
miles; Darwin, - miles, and Psnamint.
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
T. j. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
D. A. BENDER,
General FisiaAt snd Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
It Pays to Think

A striking instance of the extent to
which labor-ssvipg machinery is carried
nowadays, says the Industrial journal, is
shown in the tin can industry. Every
body knows that tin cans are manufac.
tured by machinery. Oae of the ma
chi es used in the process soldiers the
longitudinal seams of the cans at the
rate of SO a minute, the cans rushing
along In continuous stream. Now, of
course, drop or two OF solder Is lett on
the can. The drop on the outside can be
essily cleaned away, but it Is no so easy
to St cure the drop lett on the inside 1t
wouldn't do, of course, to retard the
speed of the work better waste the drop,
IL is ouly tiifie, anyhow, and 10 % men
in 100 It would not seem worth mip-
uts's attention. The hundredth man
worked for firm using ore of these
machines, and he set about devising an
ingenious arran, ement for wiping The
inside OF the can, her, by saving that drop
|of solder and leaving none to come In
contact with the contents of the oan. He
was encouraged by his employers to pat
ent his invention did go and has already
received several thousand dollars In roy
alt les for its use. As the machine soldiers
&c, ,0C0 cans day, the solder faved by his
invention amounted to SIS day. 1t
pays to think as you work.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
str.pgency In the money Marke'.

Mr.. Henry Y. Poor, one OF the COM
pliers of that valuable work known as
"Poor's Manual" says the stringency
In the monetary market is simply the
natural result of our great railroad
building. lie says 1900 miles OF
new railroad were planned for 1887,
more than during any previous year in
our history. At 5000 per mile.
these would require $240, 100000. In
1886, $3.50, 900, 900 were put into new
railroads. This makes $420, 000, 900
in two years. All the roads planned
for the present year have not yet bsen
built, but more than half have. Here
there has been steady heavy draft on
the money resources of the country.
The money to build this network ol
railroads has been distributed all over
the country instead of being locked in
the New York banks. The Treasury
has also been steadily absorbing large
sums, far more than to counterbalance
our coin importations and this hai
served to increase the shortage. Tht
money is in the country. but widely
diffused and not available In vast sums
In those places where 1t seems 10 b,
most needed.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
Tho Kheiivos charming Wife.

DUE y Aihh WIPE
A German lady who recently was ad-
mitted iuto the presence of the khedive's
wife describes her in The Vienna Neue
Freie Presse as follows: She is still
Young, at most "a to 20 years old, and
has an extremely charming face Her
whole appearance would be bewitching
were she not an Oriental, and therefore,
Young as she is, already too stout TO be
perfectly beautiful, accord pg to European
notions. che has large dark eyes with
long, heavy eyelashes, a dazzling com
plex ion-to shich art has contri uted
nothing-spd the loveliest little mouth
and teeth. Her neck and arms, as well
as her small, fat hands, elittered with
diamonds, asd her dark, fashionably ar
ranged hair was encircled with wresths
Of precious stones and yet somehow her
toilet seemed not overladen. On the left
side of her white surah dress, whose long
trail was completely covered with rich
lace fhe wore broche of fresh orange
leaves and white roses, and below 1t a
miniature of the khedive set in diamonds;
on a little table lay her golden tabaiere,
W tn The signature Of A bdul Aziz In d.a
monds and large fly flap of ostrich
fesshers, VIII, Sc handle glittered and
sparkled with the slightest motion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
$15.00.

You'll be surprised when
ycu see how great value we
can give for this amount OF
money.
You'll not be confined to
one style, design or color
ing. Many patterns. Some
oi the Closbs are imported.
Others made ut our Home
Mills. At $40 you'll buy
the Genuine Edward Harris
Cashmere Suit.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03
HARRY c. PARKER.
NO. Is Z. THIRD ST.,
ODD BELLOWS HALL,
MonEY FOR MORTGAGES,

.MunEY FOR MORTGAGES.
Persons having money TO
Iosn upon ample Real Estate
Security, may obtain desira-
bio
FIRST MORTGAGES
upon valuable city properties
by calling at our Office.
We have now several appti-
cations from reliable borrow
ors for amounts ranging from
$500 60 $4,000 at g per
cent. interest.
Should Il happen that you
tsavc no funds 10 loan just at
present, we shall he glad TO
have your name and address
for future reference, that ue
may hereafter advise you OF
Desirable applications from
time to time.
Wo viii, not recommend any
mortgage unless We believe
II to bo first class In every
particular.
HAWKINS g. CO.,
oas cod 712 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-03

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